Art and Culture: Critical EssaysBeacon Press, 1. 6. 1971 - Počet stran: 288 "Clement Greenberg is, internationally, the best-known American art critic popularly considered to be the man who put American vanguard painting and sculpture on the world map. . . . An important book for everyone interested in modern painting and sculpture."—The New York Times |
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The Plight of Culture 02 | 22 |
The Later Monet | 37 |
Renoir | 46 |
Picasso at SeventyFive | 59 |
Collage | 70 |
Georges Rouault | 84 |
Marc Chagall | 91 |
The Crisis of the Easel Picture | 154 |
Wyndham Lewis Against Abstract Art | 164 |
On the Role of Nature in Modernist Painting | 171 |
Thomas Eakins | 177 |
Winslow Homer | 184 |
Milton Avery | 197 |
David Smith | 203 |
The Late Thirties in New York | 230 |
Jacques Lipchitz | 105 |
Kandinsky | 115 |
Contribution to a Symposium | 124 |
Abstract Representational and so forth | 133 |
The New Sculpture | 139 |
1952 | 146 |
A Book Review | 239 |
A Victorian Novel | 245 |
Bertolt Brechts Poetry | 252 |
Kafkas Jewishness | 266 |
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